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Nitty Gritty Refocused! Would love feedback!
TO PARENTS WHO WANT THEIR TEENS TO LEARN REAL-WORLD SKILLS SO THEY ARE READY FOR LIFE OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM:
Would your teens benefit from:
– Building a positive self-image?
– Effective communication skills?
– Strategies to develop resilience?
– Managing his/her emotions?
– Methods to set…Read More3 Comments-
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What part specifically would you like feedback on?
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I’m not sure if this is something you talk about in your work, but what about a result of your teens becoming more independent? For example – managing their own homework, courseload, schedule etc. Maybe that falls under resilience, but I know many parents who feel like they can’t get their teen to take ownership of things. On another note – I am…Read More
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58 Headlines and Hooks! (after going through Shannon’s list I referenced my own curated list from this newsletter: https://go.creatorhooks.com/signup until I got tired)
1. For music students who are tired of “starting over”
after every holiday break:2. Tired of “starting over” with music lessons
after every holiday break?3. How you…Read More
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For music students who are tired of “starting over” after holiday breaks:
It’s not easy to keep up your chops when on break.
But if you don’t want to backslide, SOMETHING needs to happen.These are things my students tell me:
📆“When I’m out of my normal routine, I don’t know when to practice.”
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Very nice! I like that you will be addressing each of these separately – builds curiosity and the need to keep coming back for more solutions.
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I would say what is. “It’s not easy to keep up your chops when on break.” = “It is usually hard for students to keep up with practice during break because their routine is disrupted”
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Thank you, Amy!
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How to turn holiday schedule mess
into holiday practice success:
“When I’m out of my normal routine, I’m always forgetting to practice.
My usual schedule doesn’t work any more–there just doesn’t seem to be a good time.”It’s good to take time away from your instrument, but after a month (or even a few days!)…Read More
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Great post!
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i love this- the idea of holiday stacking!!! so awesome!!! Katy Bowman would call it “movement snacking”!!! 🙂
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Cool.
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Keep up your chops over break
without missing the festivities!
“There are always other people around when it’s time to practice.”So you’ve set a time to practice, but when that time comes…
your sister has her stuffed animals lined up on the piano,
your dad is trying to get you to taste his freshly-b…Read More![Profile Photo]()
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Another great post – this made me laugh!
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Like this hook. “Keep up your chops” is specific and evocative. Focuses on the competence you’ve gained, rather than feelings of guilt and shame for not practicing.
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